Jason and his team are the best in the business. From start to finish, you are in great hands…read more There is no issue they cannot fix and they do so with amazing communication. I highly recommend the team at Noack Marine for any and all vessel mechanical needs.

if possible, these guys should get ZERO stars. The work they did on my boat was pathetic, and I had…read moreto take it to another mechanic to fix ALL of their work. What should have been a simple job turned into a very expensive endeavor. Look elsewhere.

I'm an inexperienced boat owner and have needed Brads help with several problems and customizations…read moreover the last five years. I feel very fortunate to have this reliable and competent dealer here in our Lago Vista community. I'm writing this today because of the extraordinary amount of time and persistence Brad spent solving a problem for me that amounted to a $59.88 sale for him.

I am very pleased with the quality of service provided by this business. Brad is a highly competent…read moreprofessional and a friendly, easy-going person. He keeps his promises and takes really good care of customers. I would recommend this company without any hesitation.

Brian and his team are miracle workers. I took my Mastercraft in after an accident and have been…read morevery pleased with their responsiveness and overall customer service. Beyond just doing great work, Brian and his team have a lot of pride in their work, and have shown great integrity during the process. I give them an A+ for both fiberglass AND mechanical work on my boat.

My go to boat mechanic in the Austin area. He repowered a 20 year old bay boat for me…read more Reconfigured a ton of electrical work, installed depth finders, trolling motor and even more. They were honest, responsive and reasonably priced the entire time. McNeill went above and beyond when I lost a trailer tire at Highland lakes marina a few blocks from his shop. Not only did he loan me a trailer jack but he sent an employee with me to make sure I was OK. Highly recommend this shop, and it's owner.

If you ever need a boat mechanic Jason at Austin Mobile Marine is the guy I would contact. He can…read moredo work at his shop by lake travis or come to your place for a hourly surcharge. Its rare these days to find competent and honest mechanics. Jason diagnosed my problem in 30 minutes and was amazed and charged accordingly. I was willing and ready to leave it but he said let me look at it. Others might have said leave it and who knows what as I would have paid anything to get my boat fixed. Again Jason is down to earth pro and you will be glad you chose him

I drove over and quoted $1300+ before the guy ever saw my boat! He didn't even know what it looked…read morelike! Not good.

I have used this company before without any issues, but when I hired them to replace the motor on…read moremy boat, it turned into a disaster. I paid the deposit for the new motor on 3/4/24 and was told that the new motor would be shipped by the 20th of March. Around three weeks later, I called to check if the motor had arrived, and they confirmed that it had. They stated that it would take about 3 to 4 weeks to complete the motor swap and other miscellaneous tasks. After a month had passed, I called again, and they assured me that they were working on it and that I could expect to have my boat back by the following Friday. This pattern repeated for about three weeks - I would call, and they would guarantee that it would be ready by Friday. Eventually, I stopped calling and decided to wait for them to notify me when it was ready. Fast forward to June 21st, they called me and said I could pick up my boat on that Friday around noon. I asked if I could pick it up the next day, Saturday, and they said it was fine. However, when I arrived on Saturday at noon, no one was there. I waited for about half an hour before I called and they said someone will be in route and will be there in about 10 minutes. Several items that I had paid for were not completed. We had a company trip planned and needed the boat back for the following weekend, so they promised that they would do their best to finish the outstanding work before then. Unfortunately, they didn't keep their promise, and the work was not complet. Fast forward to July 24th, and they finally completed the items on the original estimate. However, they increased the prices of the items that were supposed to be included in the original estimate, and claimed that it didn't include parts. To me, this was unusual because an estimate should always include the cost of parts, as that's what the customer expects to pay for. It took almost 5 months for them to install the motor and complete the miscellaneous items, and the final price exceeded the original estimate. While this company may be suitable for small tasks, based on my experience, they are not capable of handling a motor replacement. I understand that obtaining parts can sometimes be challenging, but taking almost 5 months to complete the job is unreasonable.

In the middle of the boating season one repair shop couldn't accept new customers. Boat Docktor…read moretold me to bring in the boat. It wasn't in their shop an abnormal amount of time, even if not "in-season". Very clean shop and very professional. I will definitely be back for future repairs.

From the owner: Whether you need a tune up, storage prep, or repair, Boat Dockter will make sure your Honda is in…read moretop shape! We also stock a wide variety of Genuine Honda Parts and Accessories. Let us know what you need! Boat Dockter's service personnel has numerous years of marine outboard service experience and can handle anything from routine maintenance to major repairs. Our goal is to make sure that your Honda products are up to their highest working capabilities when you need them.

Not much response or interest. Direct questions not answered completely. Still looking for a more…read moreresponsive business.

I guess Robert lost his right hand and is down to 3 fingers on the left as it appears to take him…read morealmost a week to install prefabricated seat covers... Very disappointing as I'm in Lakeway and was hoping to stay locale. Or maybe he's just that inexperienced. Quote as received; Hi Russell! Robert priced out 32 hours. ............................................ a. X4, door-panels @ $1,500.00...Twelve, (12) hours involved. b. Front-Seats @ $1,250.00. Ten, (10) hours involved. c. Back-Seats @ $1,250.00. Ten, (10) hours i involved. .............................. X32 hours @ $125.00 =$4,000.00 SUB: $4,000.00 TAX: $ 330.00 ............................. TOT: $4,330.00 Thank you! Debbie.

Never ever take your boat here, unless you have a simple problem. If it is anything that takes…read moretime, they will consistently put other quicker jobs in front of yours to get their money fast. My boat was there two months and absolutely nothing was done. Every time I talked to them they said they would get to it "next week" Next week never happened.

Knowledgable mechanics, electrical problems as well as mechanical. Has kept my boat in great shape…read morefor over 10 years!

Just bought my second SeeDoo in 3 months from Full Throttle and specifically Sawyer. Great people,…read moregreat service, and very dependable. I highly recommend them. 5 out of 5.

What a rip-off! This week I had two jetskis serviced at the new Full Throttle Seadoo place in…read moreKingsland. All that was done was an oil change and replacing three spark plugs. The bill came to $863.13 or $432 per jetski!! For an oil change which takes 3.5 quarts of oil and a filter! The parts came to about $112, the rest was for labor at $170 an hour plus shop supplies, hazardous waste charge (oil), and credit card fee (3.5%). And by the way, it took this Master mechanic (at $170 he must top-of-the line) 1.5 hours to do this oil change! Incidentally, I looked at an old 2023 bill, when the exact same mechanic changed the oil in the exact same jetskis and it took him 1.2 hours per jetski then. And of course the hourly rate was a lot cheaper back then too (37% cheaper), but it's different ownership now when Full Throttle took over from Highland Lakes Seadoo. I guess they had to increase the time the mechanic worked on these jetskis or raise the labor rate even more to get more money in, but how much more than $170 per hour are you going to charge for a guy doing a basic oil change? Or perhaps the mechanic is slowing down in his old age, who knows? My advice? Perhaps it pays to look for a different place. By the way, all the positive reviews (with the exception of one) are about Highland Lakes Seadoo, which were the previous owners. I liked that place. The new ownership has turned greedy.